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Types of Hardwood Floor That You Can Select For Your Home

Superior Stone & CabinetAugust 8, 2014 · 2 min read
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    People who care about style spend a lot of money on decorating their homes and offices. The flooring can play a big role in ameliorating the aesthetic look of your home or office. Planks from a piece of timber are used to make hardwood floors. The highest quality wholesale flooring Phoenix has in store for the customers is now easily accessible online.

    Types of Hardwood Floors

    Due to advancement and innovation in the field of home décor, there are so many types of hardwood floors available in the market. Selecting the correct floor that will suit your home and also look appealing is the most critical step if you are thinking of buying a new floor. There are several types of hardwood flooring but following are three prominent types of hardwood floors.

    • Solid Wood Flooring
    • Acrylic-impregnated Wood Flooring
    • Engineered Wood Flooring

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    Solid Wood Flooring

    This flooring consists of solid piece of wood and it is available in the market in three different variants which come in two versions namely unfinished and pre-finished. The pre-finished flooring requires sanding and finishing in the factory. It is ready to be installed on to the location. On the contrary, unfinished flooring requires sanding on the job-site. Moreover, it requires finishing after it has been installed.

    The three major types of solid wood flooring are as follows.

    1. Strip flooring

    Strip flooring adds a character to the room in which it is installed. It is normally indicated by the planks’ thickness. The thickness typically ranges from 5/16 inches to 3/4 inches but it can differ.

    2. Plank flooring

    This flooring differs from the strip flooring in terms of thickness. Plank flooring comes in the market in width between 3 inches – 8 inches.

    3. Parquet flooring

    Parquet flooring is very unique which sets it apart from the rest of hardwoods. It is accessible in the market in various patterns. They are installed as simply as tile. Since you can stick this floor with glue, there is no need of nails or screws.

    Acrylic-impregnated Wood Flooring

    This wood flooring is made in a way that the sealant and color are imparted in the wood in such a way that it is uniformly throughout the wood. It is highly recommended for commercial applications. It has high stiffness as well as high resistance to moisture and wear.

    Engineered Wood Flooring

    One of the most popular wood flooring is engineered flooring. It consists of at least two layers. A layer of plastic laminate is adhered with the wood. People confuse it with laminate flooring. The difference between the two is that there is no actual wood in laminate flooring. Because less quantity of wood is required, this wood flooring is very inexpensive.

    So think well before making your final decision to avoid dissonance after purchase. If you want to know more about the best wholesale flooring Phoenix has to offer, then you should take guidance from the experts in flooring.

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